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Dude, good post.

Agreed. Re bounded search, i spend a lot of time in google cse

Agreed. Well put.

also, is @twitterapi included? ev sez lots of devs get followed that way

I also have a chart of Twitter employees and who is following top developers on the Twitter platform, as well as a lengthy response by @ev to my inquiries. Gotta get around to writing that up, but have had a hard time wrapping my head around it. I imagine this chart you've got will only make that harder. :) I guess that's kind of my (our) job though, huh?

Dick. Just kidding. People also like to be told that they are naughty! ;) That can go too far, of course. I have crossed that line for sure but day in and day out just tell it like ya see it and people will continue to love you!

Hi! I want to see it please! thanks! good luck!

I have been following NYT tweets for several months now and have found incredible value in doing so.

Sameer, I can't thank you enough for taking the time to write such a thourough review of our report. I really appreciate it and I'm glad you like what we've done. I hope it serves you and your readers well.

Thanks a lot for this review, Jason. We appreciate it and hope the Guide will serve your readers well.

Congrats on ten years Dave. I love me a river of news.

"I end up with side projects just because something catches my eye and I go off and work on it for a little bit. (...) AdSense, the content-targeted ads, was actually something that, if I recall, I did on a Friday" -Paul Buchheit, from Founders at Work by Jessica Livingston. excerpted at http://blogoscoped.com/archive/2007-07-16-n55.html


Also try googling: Buchheit adsense --- you'll see this has been widely discussed, including by Marissa Mayer in an interview.

Dave, looking more at @AdventureGirl, I wonder - is she really a spam bot or just a person that we look at and consider toxic? I'm not actually seeing much in the way of affiliate links there. I mean, her profile page looks like a train wreck to me - but so does most of cable TV and lots of people like that. Maybe I haven't looked close enough though and she really is a robotic spam bot and not just a vapid spam bot.

I like infochimps!

Boom! Kick ass, MG

Here here!

that's awesome!!

Dude, this is totally cool and so is that bad ass video + slide deck thing! I love your blog so much - keep on rockin!

I miss zines, still try to pick some up when I can. Distribution is SO much smaller than blogs can be though. Thanks for the thoughtful post.

Come on Chris, I think I recognized the ambiguity of the situation pretty substantially. This post just comes across as defensive, and the "you're doing it wrong" post is pretty unconvincing. I think there's only a few ways we can deal with this. You're going to have to buy me a beer in Austin, right after I buy you one. And you're going to have to keep being a marketer who blogs about changes in the marketing field while I'll be a blogger who aims to be a journalist and gets my rent paid by the advertising department, as journalists always have, but with that line getting admittedly more complicated all the time. I don't know why you're getting so defensive about this, though, I think I was quite fair to you and this is a situation you've dealt with some time ago. Like I said, I imagine you went along with the KMart thing because you're a marketer who's interested in experimenting with new stuff. And like I said, I don't think there are many blogs outside of marketing blogs like yours where that would make sense for KMart. Simple truth is, I don't like it - and I feel more or less comfortable with the different line we've drawn as a media publication. Anyway, I'll take an IPA - what are you having?

God damn, that's amazing.

didn't i read someplace that this was going to be the classy alternative to the other tech blogs? what happened? ;)

Thanks for recording and posting this Luke! It was good to meet you yesterday.

WTF

Good luck Rex, looking forward to seeing what you do next.